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Voices of the West, 02-18-17

Today’s program is a tribute to the late Bob Shelton, who took over the lease of Old Tucson from Pima County and turned it into the Number Two spot in the U.S. for filming Western movies and western television programs. See the story here. Franzi is on the phone for this program. Bunker de France is in the studio. They talk first with Scott Dyke, a noted Wyatt Earp historian about one of Scott’s other favorite figures–Gen. George Custer. Scott recently gave a talk about Custer that attracted more than 400 people. Following the break, Rich Moret is on the phone to talk about Bob Shelton and Old Tucson. Rich was a personal friend of Bob’s for many years. Also on the phone is Hollywood insider Todd Roberts to share his stories about Old Tucson.

Ranger Doug Green, 11/7/26

We are happy to present Ranger Doug Green of the “Riders in the Sky” group. One of his books is about the singing cowboys. We talked about the book and the “Riders.” The group is in concert in Tucson on Nov. 8.

Back to the White Stallion Ranch!

Back to the White Stallion Ranch!

Voices of the West returns to the White Stallion Ranch! You can listen to our program live at voicesofthewest.net. Click the "play" button on the Roundup Radio Player to listen live at 4pm Mountain Standard Time every Saturday!

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Nov 10, 2026 – “The Glass that Speaks.”  Our friend Jerry “Geronimo” Martin and his better half Eileen Martin join us to talk about early communications.

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